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Comes 10 Life During Funeral Services.

KiNzUA, Pa, Feb. 17.-Eddie Goose, aged
sixteen years, was found lying apparently
dead on the top of an oil tank near this
village on Sunday. A number Of physi-
clans were summoned, who agreed that
life was extinct, and that death had re-
suited from inhalation Of the ,po,.SS ous
gases arising from fresh crude The
boy was coffined and prepared for burial
at the home of his parents near Corydon,
Pa, and services were in progress yester-
day afternoon, when signs Of life were
shown in the supposed corpse. He was re-
moved from the coffin, medical aid again
summoned, and this morning the lad gives
every hope for his recovery.
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Mannina's Successor,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President, IL
is said, has asked Smith M. Weed, Of New
York, to be Secretary of the Treasury.
This is stated with such definiteness and
on such authority that it seems worthy of
belief. Mr.. Weeds intentions are not yet
known, and it is not at all certain that he
will accept. To take the Cabinet position
would be to withdraw from law practice
worth by dollar measurement three or four
times as much.
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FAIRLY SHRIEKING.
Canada Flooded With American Gold
Sensational Charges Made by Sir John
MacdOnald's Organ.

Canada Flooded with American Gold
Sensational Charges Made by Sir John
Macdonald's Organ.
TORONTO, ONT, Feb. H.-The charges
against the Reform party Of Canada of re-
ceiving thousands of dollars from Ameri-
cans to buy up the country and defeat Sir
John Macdonalds Government is repeated
here by the Standard, Sir Johns organ.
The substance Of the charges made is as
follows: That the sum of $4,000 was
received from the iron men in Pittsburgh,
Pa, by the Toronto financial agents Of the
Reform party over ten days ago; that
more money from the same place for the
same purpose is now on its way to Toronto;
that the American money sent to Montreal
to defeat Sir John had fallen into the hands
of Conservatives; that Nova Scotia is be.
ing flooded with American money for tho
same purpose, and that $4,000 had been
subscribed to the Reform campaign fund
to defeat the Conservative Government
and destroy the National policy by Disston
Il Sens, sawmakers, of Philadelphia, firm
which once nearly controlled the Canadian
trade in their class of goods. The Standard
says to Canadians You have
not only to face the rapacious horde
of reformers, Rielites, repealers, seces.
sionists, annexationists and rebels az home,
but you have to contend against the gold
Of Michigan lumbermen, Of Pennsylvania
iron men, of New York and Massachusetts
cotton men and of New England fisher
men. Sir John Macdonald arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Ottawa. He
denies having instigated the publishers
of the Standard to publish the scandal.
He says he has no personal knowledge Of
the truth of the report. He supposes the
facts were obtained in the ordinary way
Of gathering campaign news. Sir
John said: "Look at the American
press generally. They say they wish my
Government was at an end. They say if the
Reform party comes in we will have
satisfactory settlement of the fishery
question. In other words, they believe
they know that our sacred treaty rights
guaranteed by England, bought from
the United States for price will be salts
fed and handed over to them. The Mail
says the Liberals have large sums Of
money at their disposal, which have been
subscribed for corrupt purposes by per-
cons who will profit by a Reform victory.
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Shower OF Mud.

LINCOLN, NEB., Feb. 1S.-A strange phe-
nomenon occurred in this section yestor-
day afternoon, the country being treated
to veritable shower of mud. The mud
came down in small particles and gave
every thing the appearance Of having been
splashed by teams crossing the streets. A
strong wind storm prevailed 200 miles
west of here yesterday, and the theory is
that the dust raised by this storm floated
over this section and was finally precipi-
tated by becoming saturated. A light
shower prevailed at the time.
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RIOT AT BOSTON.
Cars Wrecked and Policemen Stoned-Ths
Strikers Make Things Mighty Unpleasant.

cuiAcrS Mako lhinSS mighty Unpleasant.
BosToN, Feb. 20.-A serious riot occurred
in East Cambridge this afternoon as re-
suit OF the recent street car tie-up. Short
ly after noon large crowd of strikers and
their sympathizers gathered on Main
street, Cambrldgeport, and as the various
cars of the Cambridge line passed, the
conductors and drivers were hooted
as "scabs. " At 30 p. m.
there was great mob at the
junction OF the Webster-street line with
that on Main street, and as car turned
into Webster avenue the mob began hurl-
ing bricks and stones at the car and its &C.
cupants. By the time the car got through
the crowd it was complete wreck Each
succeeding car was similarly treated un-
til no less than five cars had been badly
damaged. Then the police were telephon-
ed for and within twenty minutes large
force of officers appeared on the scene.
The mob had by this time been worked up
to high degree Of excitement and when
the officers attempted to dispense the
crowd they met with determined re-
sistance. Bricks and stones were thrown
at the police and many of the officers
were injured. The police then charged
the mob with drawn revolvers and it in
stantly scattered in all directions. About
dozen Of the strikers were arrested and
conveyed to the police station. A little
later the mob assembled again
further down the avenue and wrecked an
other car. The police, reinforced by a
mounted squad, now charged the crowd on
the double quick" and the mob dispersed
after dischargng volley of bricks at the
police. These missiles took effect in at
least dozen cases, and as many officers
were more or less seriously injured An
other lot of prisoners was taken, and the
station-housewas filled with those arrested.
None Of those injured are thought to be
fatally hurt. There was no further trou-
BILE after the last effective dispersion Of
the mob. In South Boston to-day there
were few minor disturbances between
individual strikers and ''scabs," and o
number on both sides were arrested, but
the cars Of the company were not inter-
fered with. In this section both sides are
firm and the outcome is still uncertain.
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Largest in Our History.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE American
from and Steel Association has received
complete statistics of the production Of
open hearth steel in the United States in
1885. The report issued yesterday says:
"Our production in 1886 was A5,6O6 net
tons, or 219,291 gross tons-an increase Of
6,225 net tons, or "a per cent. upon the
production in 1886, which was 149,3sl net
tons. The production of 1885 was much
the largest in our history" ST
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Fatally Assaulted by Footpads.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 20.-George Ira
gresser, an ironworker, living in Allie
gheny City, was assaulted by footpads on
the Tenth street railroad bridge last night
and so badly beaten that he died from his
injuries this evening. He had only two
dollars in his possession, which the rob
bers got. His assailants are unknown
Tragresser was attacked on the same
bridge five weeks ago and severely in
iured
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Gamers a Drunken Officer.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.-Officer John Nc
Intyre entered the Twenty-third District
Station-house while drunk, and began fir
ing in every direction. Lieutenant Lyons
was obliged to shoot him before the man
could be subdued. Mcintyre is dangerous
ly wounded
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Getting a Taste Of tho Hereafter.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Feb. 17.-Wm. J. Gallagher,
the Chicago ''fine worker" was received
at the prison yesterday. It was decided
to place him in the wire mill and he was
assigned to the position formely held by
"Dutchy" O'Keefe, the ballot-box burglar,
who was recently released. The place is q
kind Of sweat box where the tempera-
ture always ranges from 1908 to 1859.
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A Rich Find.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Feb. 1.-THE Falcon
Iron and Nail Company, at Niles, has
struck large vein of natural gas at a
depth Of three hundred feet. The flow
commenced last night, and is showing a
pressure of one hundred pounds. The
strike opens a new field, as it was not
supposed any appreciable amount Of nat
ural gas would be found in the locality.
The company tonight made connection
with its works and turned on the new fuel.
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She PLAYED with a Pistol,

DANvnLE, KY, Feb. 7.-At noon to-day
Mary Nichols, a colored girl fourteen
years Of age, inflicted painful and prob
ably fatal wound upon herself, while play
ing with a pistol which she supposed
was not loaded. The bullet entered the
palm Of her left hand and ranged NJ
the arm and shattered the elbow.
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Theate Burned.

Columns, O., Feb. 2o.-At II o'clock to-
night the Grand Opera House building on
East State street took fire, ard before the
flames were subdued the building was
completely Quilted. But little Of the seem
cry and stage settings were saved.
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Thirty Thousand Dollar Safe Robbery.

RosEvILLE, ARK, Feb. 1S.-Last night the
safe in the sheriffs and clerks office, in
Logan County, was robbed of thirty thou
sand dollars, large portion belonging to
the public school fund.
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The Republic Holocaust,

T1rF1N, O., Feb. 2O.-The coroner Of
Seneca County, O., has rendered verdict
in the Republic railroad disaster. He
blames the company for the employment
of defective machinery and dangerous
heating and lighting apparatus.
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orqanizinq Against Horse Thieves.

LAFAYETTE, INp., Feb. 21.-The farmers
of this county are preparing TO meet the
possible raids of horse thieves. Two horse
thief detective companies were organized
here last week, with other townships still
To report.
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Australian Rabbits.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2o.-Commissioner
Colman, of the Agricultural Department,
in a letter against the introduction OF
Australian rabbits, says he does not fear
that any dealers will be so foolish as TO
bring the pests TO this country,
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Polish Plot.

ODESSA, Feb. 20.-An extensive plot has
been discovered for Polish rising in the
event of Russo Austrian or Russo-Ger-
man war. Many imperial officers and Off
Gals are implicated. Twenty persons have
been arrested.
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RosRvnLE, ARK, Feb. 1S.-At two o'clock
this morning ]. G. Pendergrass' residence
near here was destroyed by fire, burning
to death his five sons, who slept up stairs
and could not be rescued.
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Discovery in a Cave.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. ia story has
been started of the discovery Of wonder
full cave in the southwestern part of Ken
lucky. In one of the rooms skeletons and
silverware are reported to have been
found.
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Prohibition In West virojnia.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb 1.-THE West
Virginia Legislature has passed joint
resolution to submit prohibition amend
ment to the people. The Senatorial dead
'ock continues.
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S46, 900, 900 to Prevent War.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Including the
Hale bill, passed to-day, the Senate has
passed within few days bills appropriate
ing S46,0O0OOO for coast defenses, naval
vessels, Notifications, etc.
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Another New Comet.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 17..-Prof. e. e.
Barnard, of Vanderbilt University, an
nounces the discovery of new comet,
very faint, and mcviug in . northwesterly
direction
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Donovan Jumps Into the Schgylkili.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1s.-Lawrence Dono-
van, the Brooklyn bridge jumper, leaped
into the Schuylkill river from the Chest
nut street bridge at seven O'Clock this
morning. He was arrested and held in $500
bail
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Hunu Herself from Modification.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1S.-Mary Bellman, OF
this city, who had been caught stealing
from her employer, was so mortified she
hung herself
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Cheap Farming Lands
BOARD OF AID ESTATE
ON THE
CUMBERLAND PLATEAU.
COMPARATIVE ELEVATION,
hEALrh AND CLIMATE.

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and four freight daily Good and ready ne
miles O
ntmaTket and numbering facilities
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Stable Weekly Post of
difficulty
weather They bSSsd for the most
Road out and the sGSr oher nnss
and @ Sss d so sns on
direct %
by which they furnish settlers
Osce
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE cArrLs MARKET.

BALTIMORE CATTLs MARKET.
Nay !, :8s7.
lCattle are cold at these figures live veIsht.
Hogs are sold NJ net weight, that % 10 pr
cent lRt rsrally )oG from live weight. Shce D
are soli gross. that is live weighs. o: moth
ing %.
Prices Ct Beef Cattle this week hanged n
follow: Beet Besves At t3}aSS IS, those
generally rated 6rst quality 00aS5 is}, us-
dunn or good fair quality ooASS 90, snd
ordinary thin steers, oxen aud cows. ! rs q
~ 90 per Loo lbs.
or the Cattle received ale came from
Maryland, TAT from Penusylv auis. and loo
from West Virginia. Total receipts for the
week l4l3 ssainst es5 last week, and 200l
same Time last year.
Of he offerings GIT we're taken By the BAL
timore butchers. - by country dealers. Sc
sold to 20 to Richmond. 81 TO Washington
city butchers. and 20 10 'Eastern SPECTATORS.
Total Gales for the week 75s against S1s last
week, and 1918 same time lAst year
SHsrP AND LAnRe. There has been q very
heavy run Cf Sheep this week, e couvared
With that Of last week and for some tims
past. The quality Of toe receipts shows no
improvement on that OF last weeks OF, viuRs
Trade for Sheep was fairly ective. but q very
dull market for Lambe, and prices to dsy
for the latter show . marked decline from
last weak, owing TO the heavy receipts
We quote Sheep at 3A4} cenu. and Lambs
at ess cents per ID. g. oss. Receipts 600
Lead.
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The question OF giving working
people half.holi,lay on SATURDAY. Is
being agitated in New York ant
slsew here.
Frank Welsh VAS shet and sori-
custy wound,d by Abe Tucker in
Charleston. this State, saturday.
Toe 6rst Chinese railway, frcu,
Tsxu to Tientsin, was opened Thurs
day.
The town OF Lake Linden, Mich,
was deetroyed hy ERE F,iday. The
loss 10 estimated al $4,000, GOO.
James NJ. Richards, u we'll known
farmer Of Frederick county, Va !.
conmitted saieide.
The remsins OF The late ex-Gov.
VIM. Smith we're inferred 10 Holly.
wood Cemetery Richmond. With mill
tary donors.
One Of the IeAling hawking frms
Of the City Of Mexico has sustaine.I
loss claimed To he - great - $500.
0OO AL that has been made public
about the theft is that The officers of
tho institution on coming to the bank
one morning found tho doors OF the
vault wide open. The cash had been
carried of, with the exception Of soma
bags Of silver.
The residence of John w. Spavd, q
wealthy citizen of Greenvi,lo. Ohio.
was robbed Thursday night Of Sl7,-,
600 IN CURRENCY and gold.
President Cleveland has left for
New York on n fishing tour.
The Ladies' Mount Vernon Asso
citation are now in council at tho
III me OF Washington
Hon. Charles +. Stuart, ex United
States Senator from Michigan, aud
for many years the most influential
man in the Democratic party OF that
State. died at lis home in Kalamn.
Zoo. Thursday, aged so wears.
Thirteen years ago, David Silver.
OF Rumford. Maine. disappeared and
vas never heard from. His father
has just died, AMI he. it appears, con.
fesscd to one Bugbee that be killed
his son in sclf-defense with 81 ed stake
and buried the remains uncer his barn.
A new indictment has bceu founi
against Ridcnour, charged with tho
murder of young Broy, in Frederick
county. Virginia.
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Telegraphic COMBINATIONS

President Cleveland expects to
make tour OF the West this summer.
DR.. Vulpian, dean Of the French
Academy of Medicine, is dead.
Ex.jov. WIN. Smith died at War
repton, Va, recently. In the Doth
year of bis age.
The Car and Czsrioa OF Russia
are at Novo-TcheIkash on a visit.
Gov. Hill has nominated q n. DAN
iel + Sckles TO be commissioner OF
emigration.
JobL Craft, Cheed Craft, Abe US
sery and Jim UsserY have b. en- are
rested near Lulingy Texas, charged
with being implicated in the recent
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Notice 10 Creditors.

A LII persons holding claims by note or
IA otherwise against the Estate of Israel
Alderton. decd are hereby notified to pre-
sent their clsimsJ properly proven, before
the undersigned, Commissio ner of the Coun-
~ Court Of Hampshire county. on or before
the 3oth day OF Jnne. 1887, at my ofhce 10
Romney. Given under my hand this 2lst
day oil May, 1887. JAMES 4. GIBSON,
May u fw. Commits soner
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THEIxrKLLIGKNcER
FRIDAY. NAY n. 1887.


A Settler.
Mr.. Lucas is still ambitious 10 get
into the United S,ssss Senate. and
thinks he has discovered . clause 10
cur State constitution which special
ly covers his case and secures his
point. snd he expec's to be Senator
under il. The clause 10: rho Judge,
during his term OF Office. shsll proc
tice the profession Of Law. or hold
any other Office. sppoiatment or pub-
lie trus'> under this or any other Gov.
eminent. and The acceptance thereof
shall vacate his judicial Office; nor
shall he. during his cortinuance
thcreia. b eligible 10 any poaitiesi
ofIlcr.'
When Senator Fau kner's attention
was called 10 Mr.. Lucas claim he
said (: ''I believe Mr.. Lucas 70 b o
good lawyer and thiak bis self inter.
est has induced hip to stSdy up this
question involved in the contest. The
provision Of the State constitution
above referred to has no application
whatev;r TO the qualification Of
Unitrd States Senator. Tie quail.
feat ions of q. s. Senator are fixed
by tie provisions OF the constitution
Of the U. S.. and are not the subject
o: enlargement or curtailment by the
provisions of State constitution.
The DIGESTION has been decided sever.
al times by the U. S., tue most strik
ing case being one coming under the
constitution OF Illinois of 1S4S,
which provided that no member Of
the Senate or House Of Delegates
should be elected to the I'm tel States
Senate. The Legislature of Illinois
disregarded this provision and elect
cd u member Of it's Senate. The
United States Senate admitted the
gentleman elected upon the principle
that tho only qualifications that
could be forced 10 disqualify ono 80
elected were the qualifications found
in the Federal Constitution. and
not !Lose in the const.u lions OF any
states. This violates no state righte
doctrine as this whole subject Of the
election uf Senator Of the United
States Senate has bedn deicga'ed by
the S. ates to the Federal government.
can q 'ditional re Ason why doubt
that Mr.. Lucas has been properly
quoted is the fact that even II his
views were correct it would not as.
sist him In obtaining q seat in the
Senate, but would place hi in the
attitude OF ende avoring to nsslst the
Republicans in denying TO one
chosen by the united vote of Dem
ocra,ic Legislature, his seat in the
Senate for two years and preventing
. huh approximation VI tuc LctnOs
cratic rarity in the United States Sen
alto. You can cay in the Register to
lie Democrats of West Virginia that
they need have no fear as to the re-
suit OF the action Of tho Senate in
the adm;s ion OF myself, rs / occupy
the position Of the accredited repre-
sentative Of the State OF Weet Vir-
ginia. bearing the credentials from a
Legislature eiscted by the people for
tn express purpose Of performing
this imp ortant duty, WHICH duty they
haye peri ormed in accordance with
law.
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Notice to Creditors.

A LII, persons holding claims by note or
otherwise against the Est.te Of Asa
Hi.tt, decd, are hereby notified to present
tn .ir claims. properly proven. before the un-
dersigned Commissioner OF the County Court
of Hampshire county, at my office in ROM
ney. on or bstore the ist day OF July, 1881.
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of May,
1887. JAMES A. GIBSON,
May l7-4w Commissioner
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Notice to Creditors.

A IL persons holding claims or notes
"A against the Estate of George Kerns,
dec are hereby notified to present their
claims, properly proven, before the under.
signed Commissioner OF the County Court Of
Hampshire county, on or before the 3oth
day Of June, 1887, at my Office in Romney.
Given under my hand this 2ist day Of May,
1887. JAMES A. GIBSON,
May 81 Az. Commissioner :.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Agricultural Implements.

r AN prepared TO furnish the publ, the
i est line OF Wagons Buggiesy Mowers.
keapers. Feed cutters. SC 4, nc, at remarka
bly, 10 prices. and will not be undersold
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Thanking the puolic fer past favars. I am,
respectfully, n. @. COOPER.
May ~, 1857. Pleasant Dale, w. Va
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

\ Ill persons holding claims or notes
II against the Estate of Daniel Sowley,
dec d., are hereby notified to present their
claims, properly proven. before the under
signed Commissioner OF the County Coa.t
Of Hampshire county, on or before the 3oih
day Of June. 1887, at my Office In Romney :.
Given under my hand this 3 LIST day Of May.
1887 JAMES A G,B son,
May a Az. Commits sion er